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Amplication provides seamless git integration with GitLab. With this integration, you can use GitLab’s fully-featured version control to manage the generated code for all your resources.

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Connect Your GitLab Organization

To get started, you must connect your GitLab organization to Amplication. Follow these steps:
1

Navigate to Your Amplication Workspace

Access your workspace within the Amplication platform.
2

Select the 'Projects' Tab

Find and select the “Projects” tab in the navigation bar.
3

Select a specific project's 'Software Catalog'

Click on your desired project to access its Software Catalog, where you can manage all services and resources.
4

Select the 'Git Settings' Tab

Select the Git Settings tab. If a repository is already connected, click Change Repository
5

Select Git Organization

After clicking “Change Repository”, select “Select Git Organization” to choose a new GitLab organization for your repository.

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Authorization and Repository Setup

1

Authorize Access

When selecting GitLab, you’ll be redirected to GitLab’s authorization page where you’ll grant Amplication the necessary permissions.
2

Configure Repository

After authorization, choose one of two options:

Use Existing Repository

Select from your available GitLab repositories in the repository selection modal

Create New Repository

Click the “Create repository” button to set up a fresh GitLab repository

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Working with Merge Requests

1

Make Changes

Update your resource in Amplication like editing service settings, adding an entity, or updating an API endpoint.
2

Generate Code

  1. Access the pending changes sidebar in your Software Catalog.
  2. Click “Generate the code” to initiate the build process

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Next Steps

Git Configuration Settings

Learn about project-level and resource-level Git settings and how to configure them for your resource.

Viewing Commits and Builds

Understand how to track and monitor your changes, builds, and deployment history.

Smart Git Sync

Learn about Amplication’s Smart Git Sync integration features, including branch management and merge request workflows.